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Hmm…. interesting. Here are some more:
immediately: like in “get started immediately”.
easy: like in “easy to learn”. Which software isn’t?
intuitively: same as easy
elegant: this is totally meaningless

This so reminds me of a website I found today for a productivity app:

“elegantly designed xxx, with simplicity and ease of use in mind. The amazingly intuitive user interface makes it very easy to xxx”.

“Get started immediately” is a pretty powerful phrase. I’m sure I’ve seen A/B tests where similar phrases did well.

“Easy” can be a good word, but I’d always like to read why something is easy to use, because as you imply it’s maybe overused. I’m not a fan of “intuitive” at all. In my experience when something is sold as being intuitive, it’s pretty complicated to use.

I wouldn’t recommend you start using meaningless words. There’s a lot of bad writing around on the web.

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